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Parish NewsMay 2011

The Church of

St Mary the Virgin, Woodkirk

www.stmarywoodkirk.org

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Who’s who at Woodkirk

: The Rev Amanda Barraclough, St Mary's Vicarage,Dewsbury Road, Woodkirk, WF12 7JL 01924 472375Email: [email protected]

Martin Randall 01924 464381Derek Barraclough 01924 472375Gail Townsend 0113 2528710

Gail Townsend 0113 2528710

Neal Pinder-Packard 0113 252 4001

Derek Barraclough 01924 472375Glyn Jennings 01924 470272

John Hardcastle . 0113 258 745lJulie Hyde 0113 2521339Gary Mortimer 0113 2528935

Gary Mortimer 0113 252 8935Brian Walshaw 01924 479380Glyn Jennings 01924 470272

Henry Gill 0113 253 0585

Dawn Tattersfield 0113 2525963Brian Gledhill 01924 405790Kath Randall 01924 464381Neal Pinder-Packard 0113 2524001

Julie Hyde 0113 2521339Email: [email protected] Contributions by the 15th of the month

Peter Crookes 01924 476721

Email: [email protected] Contributions by Thursday evening

Brian Gledhill 01924 405790Derek Barraclough 01924 472375

,Derek Barraclough, , Audrey Bourne,, Brian Gledhill John Hardcastle, Julie Hyde,Glyn Jennings, Gill Mahoney, Gary Mortimer, Neal Pinder-Packard, Kath Randall,Sally Shaw, Dawn Tattersfield, Gail Townsend

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We are two minutes from the'Babes in the Wood' pub.

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Tel: 01924 474300

Garden Maintenance Services

Hard & soft LandscapingBuilding Contractors

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Decking

Power washing and cleaning

Graffiti removal

Decorative printed paving (pressed concrete printing)Fencing / Hedging / Grass cutting

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Also

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Tel. 01132 2525000

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Welcome!

Enjoy reading this parish magazineand, if you wish to know more about church groups, please get in touch with

the contacts - their names are on the

inside front & inside back covers.

ou'd be most welcome to join us for worship. Service times are on the back page. We look forward to seeing yousoon.

Meanwhile may God bless you and all whom you love.

Parish News by post

his magazine can be deliveredmonthly by sending at least £9 a year

to cover magazine costs, post and pack-aging to: Margaret Longden 64 Wood-kirk Gardens, Dewsbury WF12 7JA.

Telephone 01924 473064

It's a brilliant gift for friends or familyliving near or far.

Cheque's to Woodkirk PCC please.

Web site

Further news and pictures of what ishappening at St Mary's can be foundon our web site located at:

www.stmarywoodkirk.org

Copies of the magazine (from April2005 issue only) can be downloadedfrom the web site.

Wheelchair

A wheelchair is available to help people

move easily between the church andDewsbury Road. Just ask.

Contents

Who’s who page 1

Registers page 7

Welcome pag

Vicars Letter page 9St Mary’s reaches ....... page 10

Pentecost Praise page 11Redevelopment...... page 11

What the Bible says........ page 13

Thankyou page

Easy Fundraising page 15

Barn Dance...... page 16

Spring........ page 16

Gargoyles page 17

Pun....... page 17

Cartoon Church page 18

Diary for April and early May page 19

Jam club page 20Mothers Union page 21

Race for life page 21

What’s on page 26

Services page 27

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New life in surprising places.

Having the privilege of a beautiful garden and one backing onto fields at that,

the Vicarage is a great place for bird-watching. We’ve had all sorts, from

woodpeckers, chaffinches, goldfinches and wrens. With your hands in the kitchen

sink, it’s possible to see the beauties of many different varieties foraging for worms and other tit-bits. To entice the birds to keep coming, we have a good

range of bird feeders, and nesting boxes in strategic places in the trees and

bushes around the garden. Over the last few years, we have spotted a number of

birds using the nesting boxes – it’s always a thrill to see an adult bird popping in

and out with a worm to feed the chicks, and later, to hear the chatter of fledgling

birds just about to explore the big wide world for the first time. We have learnt to

keep an eye open at each of the carefully positioned boxes ready for the first signs

of new life around this time of year.

e never thought that the new life would emerge from the watering-can hung

on the back of the garage! We were so busy watching the nesting boxes,

bemoaning the lack of obvious activity, that we missed the two robins popping in

and out of the watering-can with worms for their youngsters, just a few feet

outside our kitchen window. What a thrill to discover that there was new life in

the garden – just in the places we didn’t expect! In placing nesting boxes around

the garden, we had sought to control where nests would be built and where new

life would emerge. It just hadn’t worked – because new life is precisely that – new

and with a life of its own.

e live in a culture in which we suppose we can control much of life – but in

fact control often eludes us. New life springs up in the most surprising places, and

if we only look in the places we have prepared in readiness for it, we will miss it.

Surely the Easter message suggests as much. Who would have thought to find

new life in a tomb, of all places?

hat of our own lives? Where are the signs of new life for us? Where do we feel

more hopeful, more inspired, more energized, with a new sense of direction or

purpose? There’s a lot more than pregnancy that creates new life in humans!

Maybe if we struggle to identify any signs of that new life, it’s because we might

just be looking in the expected, and predictable places rather in those surprising

places where we would not expect new life to be found. Often it is the dark and

painful parts of our lives where something surprising in its newness can germ-inate and grow – the experiences we had written off as negative or pointless.

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So look around you – where are the ‘watering-cans’ in your life? Keep your eyes

peeled – you might be surprised to find God at work in some very unexpected

areas of your life.

May God bless you in this Easter season – a time when we remember the six

weeks or so during which the risen Jesus appeared to his disciples – in unex-

pected ways. May our eyes also be opened to recognise his presence with us.

St. Mary’s reaches the national press!

Not having much time to read newspapers, I rarely buy them. It is other people

who will say, “I saw you in the local rag last week!”. What it more surprising is when my picture appears in the national press!

ou may have seen in the local papers that a good number of the Yorkshire stone

flags from the ‘ABC steps’ (so called because there were once 26 and children

would recite their alphabet as walking them), which lead from the Church to

Church Lane, have been stolen. As the steps are also locally known as the Church

Steps it tends to be assumed these belong to the church, though this is not in fact

the case. Though this is actually nothing directly to do with the church, it foundits way into the Church Times, a national Church of England newspaper.

But there have been a spate of thefts from the church over the last few months

– a security barrier, first put up to stop unauthorised vehicular access to the rear

of the church, where half of a Yorkshire stone path had been stolen, was removed

in broad daylight. The lightening conductor has been stolen- twice. We have lost

count of the number of times lead flashing has been removed from the church

porch. Even the stumps of railings left in the kerbs of Victorian graves have beengouged out and removed.

e are not the only church falling victim to such mindless criminality, but it is an

ongoing problem. If you see anything suspicious, please call at the Vicarage to

report it or ring the police directly. In a church where we are doing everything we

can to make the church a genuine community space, each incident of this sort

makes our life more challenging, and increases our already hefty insurance

premiums.hank you!

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Pentecost Praise at St. Mary’s.

As summer approaches, I have learnt to expect many folk arriving for services to

say, “It’s such beautiful weather, we should have the service outside!” The idea is

indeed a lovely one, and one leaders of the local churches discussed in some

depth in planning a Pentecost Praise service for to beheld here at St. Mary’s. Then the practicalities took over. Not just the unpredicta-

bility of the weather, but the problems with the lack of an adequate sound-system,

especially so close to the noise of the dual carriageway. It would be such a shame

if those dependent on the hearing loop were not fully included, wouldn’t it?

A compromise was struck. Why not hold the service in church, perhaps leaving

as we sing the closing hymn to make our way to the Vicarage garden for a shared

faith supper? It is, after all, the birthday of the church and a party would be afitting celebration of our shared life as Christians in this community. Why not

come and join us? Bring a plate of finger food – sausage rolls, scones, sandwich-

es, buns etc. Tea and coffee and soft drinks will be provided. Put the date in your

diary! And if the weather does turn inclement, we British are great at finding ways

to make sure the party continues unabated, aren’t we?!

Redevelopment – where are we?

Remember the British Rail slogan ‘We’re getting there’? And how everyone ridi-

culed the speed at which they were ‘getting there’? Sometimes it feels like that as we press on towards the redevelopment at the back of the church. But I’mlearning it’s all a matter of perspective! Some people feel that the progress is far

too slow – especially those who now find it difficult – if not impossible- to attend church because we don’t yet have toilet facilities. For others, it feels verydifferent – as if we’re rushing into this too rapidly! After all, we’ve managed

without such facilities as toilets, kitchen and the rest for around 1000 years inSt. Mary’s – what’s the hurry? Furthermore, there are some who find the plans

far too radical, others who would do something more adventurous and far-reaching. So wherever you happen to be on that spectrum of opinion, bear inmind others don’t see things the same way.

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hat is clear is that we have what has been called a ‘window of opportunity’

with a good sum ring-fenced towards the redevelopment. So we feel the need to

press on steadily before our running costs start eating into this funding.

Following the consultation meetings last September, it was clear to the PCC that

the plans were, in the main, supported, though there were concerns about the

possibility of incorporating a screen into the building to separate worship space

from social and community space; and about the positioning of the font. The

PCC have taken these reflections seriously. Since then they have taken the op-

portunity to visit 3 churches in order to help inform our decision-making proc-

ess, and have looked at a range of pros and cons for the screen.

Recognising the ongoing concerns, but with a wish to explore this further, the

architect has been asked to move from the first stage, of initial drawings, to a

fuller, more detailed design plan, full specifications and the securing of tenders,

together with applying for faculty permission from the Diocese for these propos-

als. We, in the meantime, will be doing what we can to explore grant funding,

which, if we are creating community space, we are hopeful will be forthcoming.

Once we have this more detailed information available to us, and full costing's in

place, we will display what we can, as we did in the first stage, and will call a

further public consultation meeting to answer questions, take soundings and

clarify details. Only once all this has happened will the PCC make final decisions,as you have elected them to do. We intend to keep everyone fully informed and

‘in the loop’. Please ask if you wish for further information.

e are ‘getting there’. Honestly. It takes time in the Church of England because

of the Faculty and legal processes. Frustrating as these sometimes seem, they

are not a handicap – they are our safeguard from doing anything not deemed

to be ‘in keeping’ with a historic, but living, place of community worship. Both

aspects deserve recognition – as a building the integrity of the buildingneeds to be preserved. As a place of community worship it needs to adapt

to the changing needs of the community it serves. The two aspects are in ten-

sion with each other – may God give us grace to walk the narrow path of bal-

ance between them.

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What the Bible says about givinghe Bible has a great deal to say about money, our attitude to it and what we

do with it.

2 Corinthians 9:7-8

(NRSV)

God has shown his great love for sinful and unworthy people like us in the life,

death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. Having received such unde-served generosity we should be motivated to give generously in response. Weare to be like God - not reluctant givers, but wanting to give generously from all

that he has given us.

God wants us to be generous – not just with our money but with our time, ener-

gy, skills, homes and possessions. If we have received God’s abundant grace

then we all have something to give. Sometimes these other things are harder togive than money.

he apostle Paul encourages the Corinthian Christians to give generously to a

collection for other Christians in great poverty. God’s priorities are that his peo-

ple should come first in our giving: those who teach the word of God (1 Tim

5:17), those in need in our church (James 1:27, 1 Tim 5:8) and those in need in

other churches (2 Cor 8-9). The needs are therefore both the local work of theparish and further a field in the wider church.

Abundantly

he apostle Paul stresses the abundant nature of God’s giving towards us so that we may give abundantly in response.

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he Old Testament commanded a tithe (10% of income). The New Testament is

far more radical: we are to be generous givers of all we have. Some will give far

more than 10% of their income, others less.

e need to think carefully about what we have been given, what our responsi-

bilities are and how we can give money in the most effective way.

It’s easy to give for the wrong reasons - to relieve our guilt, to avoid other ave-

nues of Christian service, to be seen to be generous by others. The apostle Paul

tells us that God loves a joyful and big-hearted response to all that he has lav-

ished on us.

Thankyou

Please find below a letter given to me by Margaret today,. Jean gave a donation to the church as she does every year and sent this letter which Margaret thought would be nice for you all to read.

17th March 2011

Dear Margaret LongdenMy father, George Aylesbury, and I send our greetings to you all.It does not seem two minutes since I sent dad's last magazine subscription and,

yet, here we are again. (No receipt necessary).he miles per hour my memory lacks these days seem to have been gobbled up

by 'time' which seems to pass at motorway speed now.Health wise we are not doing too badly at this end and hope everyone at St.Mary's is thriving ok.Sincerely and our best regards,

Jean Douglas

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ou shop directly with the retailer as you would normally, but if you signup to or use

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Anyone for a dance, a Barn Dance !!

On Saturday the 21st May 2011, starting at 7pm, the Parish Centre will onceagain be home to the biggest Barn Dance in town.

his event has always been great fun and enjoyed by all. It is with great pleas-

ure and thanks we welcome back Ian Denton who will be our caller for theevening.

he price of all this fun is £ 5.00 adults, £ 3.00 children (12 and under) to in-clude supper – what a bargain.

Due to the nature of the event the number of tickets is limited so I would rec-ommend that you don’t “dosey doe” and get them right away.

ickets are available from Betty Aveyard on 0113 2534960

Dates for your diary: The Garden Party is to be held on the 16 th

July 2011 from10.30am to 3pm and the Christmas Fair ( yes I know – we’ve not had the sum-mer yet, just put it in your diary) 26 th November 2011 10am to 3pm.

` Spring's a good time for a Tweet!!

Have you heard about Twitter and famous people 'tweeting' as they go around their daily business? Do you think they're turning into our feathered friends?ell at St Mary's we're now on Twitter, but what on Earth is Twitter??!!

witter is a real-time information network that connects you to the latest infor-mation about what you find interesting. Simply find the public streams you findmost compelling and follow the conversations.

At the heart of Twitter are small bursts of information called Tweets. Each Tweet is 140 characters in length, but don’t let the small size fool you, a lot can beshared in such a small space. Photos, web links, videos can all be shared in a

tweet. And, you don't need to be next to a computer to get a Tweet, it can besetup to send a text message when a tweet is posted.o sign-up for free, go to www.twitter.com, then visit

www.twitter.com/stmarywoodkirk to receive small, timely updates from us!

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More puns for those with a higher IQ

1. Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana2. In democracy your vote counts. In Feudalism, your count votes.3. A chicken crossing the road is poultry in motion4. A man needs a mistress just to break the monogamy

5. If you don’t pay your exorcist, you get repossessed (6. With her marriage, she got a new name and a dress.7. The man who fell into an upholstery machine is fully recovered.8. You feel stuck with your debt if you can’t budge it.

9. Every calendar’s days are numbered.

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Diary for May & early June 2011

Sun 1st 10.30am Holy Communion & JAM Club12.30pm Baptism Service

ed 4 th 9.15am Church open for prayer 10am Holy Communion (Common Worship) &

refreshments8pm Home Group at 12, Woollin Crescent

(Home of Gail & Dave Townsend)hurs 5 th 11am Holy Communion at Soothill Manor

Sat 7 th 10am-1pm Churchyard clean-up.Sun 8 th 10.30am All-Age Worship

12 noon Holy CommunionMon 9 th 12 noon ‘First Steps’ service – ‘Henry’s Grandad moves

house’- Parish Centre7.30pm PCC meeting in Parish Centre

ues 10 th 9.15am Church open for prayer 10am Holy Communion (Iona setting) & refreshments

Sun 15 th 10.30am Holy Communion (sung) & JAM ClubMon 16 th 2pm Mothers’ Union in Parish Centre.

Chocolate tasting!

ed 18 th

9.15am Church open for prayer 10am Holy Communion (1662 setting) & refreshments8pm Home Group at 12, Woollin Crescent

(Home of Gail & Dave Townsend)hurs 19 th 11am Holy Communion at Lydgate Lodge

Sat 21st 7pm Barn Dance in Parish Centre (see article)Sun 22nd 10.30am Holy Communion (sung) & Gro-Zone

12.30pm Thanksgiving for the gift of twinsed 25 th 9.15am Church open for prayer

10am Holy Communion (with prayer for healing)& refreshments

Sun 29 th 10.30am All-Age Communion service5 – 6.30pm Wannabees Youth Group at Vicarage

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ed 1st 9.15am Church open for prayer 10am Holy Communion (Common Worship) &

refreshments8pm Home Group at 12, Woollin Crescent

(Home of Gail & Dave Townsend)hurs 2nd 11am Holy Communion at Soothill Manor.

Sat 4 th 10am-1pm Churchyard clean-upSun 5 th 8am Holy Communion (said)

10.30am Holy Communion (sung) & JAM Club12.30 Baptism Service

ed 8 th 9.15am Church open for prayer 10am Holy Communion (Iona setting) & refreshments

Sun 12 th 10.30am All-Age Service

PENTECOST 12.30pm Baptism service6pm Ecumenical Service – Pentecost Praise with

supper - St. Mary’s

Jam Club

Come along and join in with the singing, story telling, arts and crafts. Childrenof all ages are welcome.

Sunday morning 10.30

in the parish centre. Join in the fun. For more information contact Amanda at the vicarage.

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Mothers Union Summer Outing

his year we are having our day out on Monday June 27th ,being picked up bycoach outside St. Mary,s at 9am, traveling to the North Yorkshire town of Thirsk,

where it is market day, spending approx one and a half hours there, shopping,having a coffee whatever you like then traveling on to the Castlegate Quay ,

Stockton on Tees to board The Teesside Princess at 1.45pm for a three and ahalf hour return leisurely river cruise . Experience the river in all its seasonalglory whilst being pampered in deluxe surroundings .The cruise includes Tradi-

tional Roast Dinner ,(Roast Beef, Roast Potatoes, 3 Seasonal Veg, Yorks Pud &gravy & there is a Vegetarian Option, followed by Hot Apple Pie & Cream, Tea or Coffee) We will return to the Quayside at 5.30pm. returning to church approx8pm.he cost per person for all this is just £28, a non refundable deposit of £10 is

all it takes to secure a place for you on this wonderful day out. Everyone is wel-come you don,t have to be a Mother's Union Member or even Female !!Please telephone Betty on 0113 2534960 or Kath on 01924 464381 to book.

Race For Lifehe Guides and Rangers have recently found out that our unit helper, Anne, is

diagnosed with Myeloma, a form of cancer in the blood and bones. She is doing

well and fighting this awful disease but while she is receiving treatment she isnot able to attend Guides and we all miss her loads. We would like to wish her a speedy recovery and hope she comes back to us very soon.

ithout the treatment pioneered by Cancer Research UK Anne might not bedoing so well. As a thank you to the charity we intend to complete the ‘Race for Life’ in Temple Newsam, Leeds on 26 th June in Anne’s name. We are hoping that

Anne will be at the finish line to meet us and then we are hoping to get together for a big celebratory picnic (weather permitting). If any of the female members

of the church family would like to join us in our 5km walk (either in Anne’s nameor with someone else in mind) they are most welcome. We are hoping to takea large group of children so any adults willing to support us and participate

would be very helpful.If you are interested please contact Vikki on 07841513530.hank you.

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What’s on

3rd Monday in the month 7:30pmBrenda Dixon 0113 253 4078

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:45am-12:15pm

Lisa Fyffe 0776 1762661

Tuesday 7:30pmVikki Springett 07841 513530

Wednesday 9:15-11:00amJenny Willert 07950 278268

2nd, 4th & 5th Wednesdays 7:15pm

Derek Barraclough 01924 473375

Thursday 6.00pmElizabeth Reid 07725 311023

Thursday 7.00pmHannah Tombling 01924 501892

Thursday 8:00pmMargaret Hampshire 01924 476721

1st & 3rd Thursdays 2:00pmClarice Gough 0113 252 7436

Friday 5:00pmGail Townsend 0113 252 8710

Friday 6:30pmGail Townsend 0113 252 8710

Friday 7:45pmTrevor Holdsworth 0113 253 0927

Friday 7:45pmChris Ingham 0113 252 9976

Last Sunday of the month (term time) 5:00-6:30pmAmanda Barraclough 01924 472375

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10:30am Parish Communion & Jam Club

8:00am Holy Communion12.30pm Baptism Service

10:30am Family Service12:00 Holy Communion

10:15am The Gro-Zone interactive worship in theParish Centre

12:30pm Thanksgiving for the Gift of a Child

10:00am Holy Communion

7:15 pm Prayer Group8:00pm Holy Communion

11:00am Holy Communion at Soothill Manor

8:45am Morning Prayer o arrange for or

any general matter, please contact the vicar, Amanda BarracloughSt Mary's Vicarage, Dewsbury Road, Woodkirk, WF12 7JL 01924 472375Email: [email protected] please contact the Wedding Coordinator, Gail

ownsend, 0113 2528710Email: weddings@stmarywoodkirk org

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